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John Harbaugh considers his first Giants rookie minicamp a rehearsal more than a competition
Harbaugh said the session was designed to teach rookies the system before organized team activities and training camp, with physical contact kept to a minimum.
- New York Giants coach John Harbaugh characterized the two-day rookie minicamp as a "rehearsal type of camp" rather than a competition, with sessions concluding Saturday.
- With the season more than four months away, Harbaugh is taking a deliberate approach, drawing on his Super Bowl win and 12 playoff appearances with Baltimore.
- Rookie Arvell Reese impressed coaches with assignment diligence, while Colton Hood recorded a standout interception. Undrafted free agent Dominic Zvada showcased his "big for a kicker" leg.
- A kicking competition between Zvada, Ben Sauls, and Jason Sanders will spice up the coming months. Harbaugh remains in contact with 33-year-old Odell Beckham, though no imminent contract has materialized.
- True competition arrives later as veterans join for organized team activities and mandatory minicamp. Training camp begins in late July at The Greenbrier in West Virginia.
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